various branches arranged on the feeding station!
coal tit
robin
blue tit
the same robin
tree creeper
sheep and lamb
Saturday, 5 March 2016
STANTON PARK
A bit chilly for much of a walk, but stopped by at Stanton to see what was about on the feeders. Another photographer had already set it up for some photos, but surprisingly it was very quiet. No nuthatches but saw a few robins, blue tits, coal tits, great tits, long tailed tits and a tree creeper. Then noticed a couple of lambs in the fields by the entrance to the country park.
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